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DIED

BEAREAt Dougaston, Long Island January 1887. the
Relative. are respectfully invited to s,tenS tho
a. on Friday lt,n INST a. Zion Church Dough s.on
Tsspscally invited 70 attend. 'U.'' '''S ''-A'
Carriages awaiting at depot
BROwN-On January IL. at Round Ill., Greenwich Conn.,
ABIGAIL l.. widow Of William T. Brown.
fT FPsy fro" the North Greenwich Church. at M on
cLAPPaAt Kent Ohio. January l. Mrs. H. K ciapn in
coHU.suddeny, 18th inst. Joseph s. cohu the 6sth
wear OF his age.
Sixth day, Friday iIth inst. at 4 p N VI
x %Gs :, Mas R JaDaay Of pneumonia
,,6nrIey in the egth year Of his age.
S oe6 WI" take place on Thursday Afternoon at s'0
HALon Tps'1sy Isn"s H. IGpi,s Bacon only
aged years and months
wife Of Israel Jones. IN her 7sd year:
lem l. L. Friday 1t ii I a. M 'eS''
Trains leave Fatbushave Long Island City at sa
Conveyances will be in waiting at Ridgewood
m No e January TO- Of pneumonia Henry
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral from hs late retence 80 cIlnonave Brooklyn.
Interment private.
residence 1870 West 47ts in the sstS year Of hi: age
Funeral from 5t Leos hurch East 2shst between 9th
Friends are kindly requested to omit towers
PARsoNs-on "Wednesday; January r. George W. Par
Funeral his residence No 10 East Both st. New
York CITY SATURDAY, January Is, at 10 clock a.
InteTnent AT TsTrytown.
Kindly omit lowers.
RfCHARnSrn Brooklyn January 10 at her late residence
l3s Perrepontst Sarah Augusta. daughter OF the att
Aathanie. aud Mary Richards. Oi bingham. Mass.
Thursday clock the residence
Of her 6rother. William NJ Richards i3l Hicksst
ROACH-At lis residence. No GA shave, January 10,
1857 John Roach, born December -, 1913.
Funeral Pauls Method 81 Episcopal Church.
4thave and 22dt Thursday January ID AT IL O'Clock
General Society of Mechanics and Trnde.meu.
10 attend the funeral 'srycss
John Roach THURSDAY 18th INST. AZ
IL ID, Paurs NJ. T. Church, corner sthaye
and Z2dst
STEPHEN II. WRIGHT. Secretary.
STACEY-In san Francisco cal. December 20, 1885,
DAVIS p. stacey the late Hon. DAVIS B stacey Of
Philadelphia, Penn.
WESTCOTr-On Tuesday morning January IL. 1887 Mary
Hook ar, wife OF Clarence l.. WestcOtt,
restieIcs 2i3 West 15t ST. IN
this city. IN IN trs taY. January IL. at p m
Friends are kindly requested not 10 send howers
wHIIE-At Mount Ksco. n Y, January II. 1887. Miss
Funeral al Presbyterian Church. Mount Ksco. saturday,
4 January l5 1t ~ o'clock m. e.-.,- -. san,
Harlem Railroad from Grand Central Station at 1889
q.
WHITNEY-At Clifton Springs January H. Louise Hunt
wife a. Whitney, and daughter Oh the iatc
Thomas and Emmene \ Hunt
WILLIANs-In Brooklyn January 10. Henry " Williams.
| in "a 6oth year OF his age -. a..
Funeral on fhurssy 18Th inst. O'Clock from tho
South Bushwcx Reformed Church corner ot Himrod-sr
| and BUSHNELL
1
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CHARLES ALFRED LAWS.

First Assistant Engineer Charles Alfred Laws Oh lhe
Revenue Marine Service and for the last eighteen months
attached 10 the cutter Washington at this port ded at
the New York Hospital yesterday from kidney troubles.
He was born in Philadelphia forty four years ago. anu NJ
the h.nnlng of the war enlisted In Andersons CaNary
year atrr he WAS appointed third assistant ebgin ~
the Navy lie with Farragut at Mobile BAY; ~
h. bcrnme third assistant ngineer in tho revenue MAne
Sryico lie Was engineer OF the cutter torWin Wnen ~
as Cent through Behring's Strait III search OF the ssea
wa , son and Rodgers lie brother 10 Dr
Ian'cs / avs who was surgeon on Dr. kApes ArSuo IN
D"dition and who examining surgeon ~ the rem
son once washington. Engineer LAWss pooy WAS 'oH'
10 Philadelphia last night
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rvrrpr,tyugyT ar TIE PHrLoxAL1A.

The Phokalia, literary and social society OF wealthy
Hebrcws held Ito fourth annual reception last night al
Marw1gs Hall. No lO5 West Fiftynfth-st Mrs 3
Baruch the president received the guests at the en-
trance 10 the assembly in which duty she was rs
sisted by the vice pr'sident. DR.. d. A. Moses Inc n''
part Of the evenings programme oonSsted oil songs
,r.ic and a recitation by Miss Georgia Cayvan. Then
ollowed "a conleiietta called "Drifted Apart IN whlen
Mrs Selma GoldZreher and Dr. NJ kJhcar ",oh P ni
been chosen n, the topic formal discussion and H. J.
PcixotiO first addressed the audience on ue su'v,
his remarks were followed by dcsultory dscllssion
which soon merged into the general conversation al
uoitured AL the end OF the printed programme. -,
Amnng those present were Dewitt J. segman' 1T
Baruch DE- rnxe Jsnes Il. Hoffman. H. Morton. r. /.
iiihaucr Edward Hammerslough. DR. EricicnhtIg'
Daniel Frnlman Mrs Icwcs PrUfrsOsr Joseph l0zlushl
Mrs A. Bnralt, Mis-. j. Hammers ough. Mrs d. Lc'en'
T. A Baralf DR. A l. Isaacs, Dr. NJ. Reynear 5. Green
bauIn and :. May
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HK. TurRBER ON TILE CANDIDATES.

II. X Thurber yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter
and asked for his views the Senatorial question.
swell. cannot say that have thought much about 1t
1t that all tho names mentioned have been
very good ones"
- What do you think Of Mr. Mortoni"
"Mr. Morton OF our most respected merchants
and II one OF most prominent bankers his
vices IA Minister TO France highly creditable and
believe be would make "a good Senator"
men you nre opposed 10 Senator Miller y
80 cannot say that have anything AGAINST Senator
=. pst am acquainted with Mr.. Morton and natural
~ ieel favoiably toward a man from my own city,
Speian' "neh he Ia 10 good man as Mr Morton"
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STORIES ABOUT THE TILDEN WILL CASE

1t was stated yesterday that since the trustees OF Mr.
deus estate had ascertaDed that Mrs Pelton aud the
other heirs disposed 10 respect Mr. Tidcs wishes
In regard establishing public library 10 this city even
In Llc courts should decide that the clause IN inc VIII
creating trust for this purpose void. they were
more disposed 10 do the fnir thing" than ever before
Assurances were made that a cor'pronise would bc
cfected before any arguments IN the we're offered
The asis OF this compromise would be that Mrs Pelton
and each OF the Tdens should receive SlOOOo"o mus
leaving abont 80. 900 900 for public library
This statement was shown to Mr. LedLyhru' o ,ne
az The counsel OF trustccs last night. :" nave
seen the article" he said but must con
fess that I know nothing whatever about IT. "ha1
foundation there Ia for any such report can NOT say
NV clients have never said word TO me about any sch
disposo on their part. have heard OF any .n,ns
from any source 20 lead think that tbey are us
posed 10 compromise" There had BEEN he ndacd, 10
new developments the case Ia regard 70 an, @ @
the complaint OF the heirs by February o. nc saiu NC u
destood that the lawyers OF the other side were soE 20
it. und this would neccssitate some Iuftoei ooi"9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

The situation on the Broadway Surface h"'"''
looks threatening aud tie-up may be ordered u" any
moment. A committee oi the men called on ire'''"
Ihompson Yesterday 10 learn what accession had oee
rcachrd by the Board o, Directors ia regard to Tue
onest of The men or advance OF 20 cents y "nJ ~
their pay 70 Inc great snrprs" OF the men 'nI eo'n
mitled Was informed Ly M Thompson that the fViru
q, Dueerors had dec lied y ant the demand a.
there wins no in their OPP mon why they sn",
nav more than the othrr companies. Ater 'e
Consultation the men withdrew. ,.,o
All Ibompson did not express himself ireeiy W ~
porers ard would only say that he did not 'n'N "'
men wound te-up the road .A,,.t,er
The men a. 20 Gecacd 10 talk about the In".'. wa
much but they we're evidently greatly dirsatHueu a"
the feeling strous among tnem TO ehIVroo WIN
demand by u tie-up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS III OTHER STATES.


CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE Legislature organ
zed to-day by electing George +. Price, Of Mineral
County, president of the Senate. J. NJ Rowan o. Mon
County Speaker of the Lower House Senator Camden
is here and is looking after his interests in the Senate
election
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 12.-The Wisconsin Legislature
convened at Madison to-day. 1t is strongly Republican
in both branches State Senator C. X. Erwin, OF Tonah.
elected president For the STeakershin ~ the As
semby the Republicans chose Thomas H. Minis and f.
d. Coe for chief clerk The Democrats voted for eXCon
gresham John Winans. of Janesvillc, for Speaker
LITTLE ROCK. JAN ~ (Speciab.-The message OF Gov
Hughes read before the Legislature to-day tho
Legislature TO call upon Senators aud representatives
in Congress 10 their best eorts TO procure the
passage Of bill for the distribution OF the cotton tax
which is SOS. 100000 II suggests that law limiting the
right of mOrtgagiDg implanted crops would be beneficial
and that the evils Of the system might he mtgatcd by
lessenng the amount OF property exempt from sale uPoa
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PRESIDENT DWIGHT or YALE HoYoRED.

wAsnIsGToS, Jan. 1.-The alumni OF Yale Coiloso
and invited guests gathered TO do honor TO fre'uen'
Dwight In Chamberlain's Hotel this evening bshque'
followed. at which several speeches were made ino
toast Yale-tho University" was responded 10 ny
President Dwight, and Our Country py ,s'dsny
i,ayard Among the other speakers were OK Prosa1nt
Coppce OF Iehgh University, oedator Evarts sec.o
Lney Seun, or Dawes Congressman seymour nana.o'
Hawry senator Gibson Representative Pheips froios
sor Marsh OF Yale President Gilman. OF Johns IioPhrn
University, Alexander ~ Ahhersoh' l. Lo"""' S
And Postinas ter-t icnefHl Nilhs-
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BJpRl1 m RE TRIED NEXT WEEK.

Tho case Of Louis Bier shot surveyor beao ~ inc
Custom House months ago. caiicd before 'ndeo
Benedict yesterdiy Unted Crcnit courI E1
Judge George Curtis n. one VI Berars connsr
He h III letter Ia ms hand and said that lac HAD just
COMMUNICATION from General Danie, rckhs VINO was o
nnor counsel ~ The cass TO the eIect that he was VI
ingOB AMI would DE there part 0 nsft Noch
Judge Benedict set down csso Tor trial Monday.
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puyrR.1 or WASHINGTON Bo0ARDUS

The funeral Of Washington Bognnius son OF oene'
.r, Royardus OF Revolutionary iams took place yesterday
bi. home, No S62 West weDiieth-At MI bog""" -.
i..t descendant Of the old NewYork inny "a tnss
Ate, the cos- tho Ryoiution his s.hr
anu a., ,,t n herIsr ~ oanwHy near ths ~,
I'M III n, sa,iy Ne Ws B0gar,ius was eonnec'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
ppocRrSS or THF STEVENS SALE.

At the sale OF the Stevens Collection, when ""'
continued yesterday afternoon al MoofeS sa'''''''
some good prices were realized porTAlt oil "eoi
". by H. Bone. RIA. WAC sold ior 4lo'. ~ -
i-h tapestry Tor $3.50, aud pec of modern i
tapesiIy for $500. For miniature by CorSS5 an
was given. pair OF Sevres asses sold lor Fooo oi
Empire mahogany bed.tead Tor 500. ana P'., -
Eniiry abra Tor $3.50 The sale goes Oh 'o""'
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PROMINENT IPPyvAIg

r. Onh Asenss Rots-Exdoverpor Charles Foster and O.
Congressman Warren Keifc OF Ohio Ex-Governor A. r.
Ltasned q Rhode Island and Edward Tobsy OF Boston
Wsshngt Murray Hai Hotel Governor J. Bod.
Ce,i OF Msine Wfndsor Hotei-ErsKtne ~ Phelps OF
:, & ciGrsrdon HeteiJohn Newell Of Chicaeo 80.
Bunn, VI Philadelphia " '' ~ " -
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TIE STATEN ISLAND ATHrETIO CLUE BALL.

INL n Il Nv TNLtNU 1T" II '7''
The Staten leland Athletic CUBS ball at the
Pavilion Hotel Brighton, =. l.. last night was
great success. The hotel and the ball room. espe-
cally, were pruiuscly decorated with flags, athletic
trophies, flowers and tropical plants. The ball was
opened at /, p IN. WITH march led by rresiaent
John W. Edwards aud Mrs w. A. Lenulhon, H. U.
Bailey and Mrs W. q. Wnlser. w. A. Lentiihon aud
Mrs +. Rodewald. Among the others present were
Mrs Cunningham, Mrs. Van lechten Mrs; Loaeias
K Pensmrtn 4. Gould, J. C. Bailey, n. {. Miller
Alexander ID. Shaw Erastus Wil8an. g. A. Middle
brook Miss Pauline Ruger. Mrs Hugo Schering Miss
lie Due. Miss Farrs, MISS Marsh, and MIS- H. d.
Whlttemors
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The WEATHER REPORF.

GOVERNMENT INDICArloNS-FOR IS HOURS
WARRINGTON Jan. l2-For New-England. New-fork'
NewJersey Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware aud Mary
land westerly winds. fair weather becoming siighy
colder.
Westward TO the Mississippi generally fair and cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

he railroad enterprises OF the OF late he had
ose occupied IN the management OF his own affairs lie died
on inesay OF cerebro spinal meningitis he funeral was
conducted ny the Rev DR. q. strohrge Of the Nethodst
EWsopaI Church The body will be taken 70 Albany LOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA sEEATORsHIP
HARRISBURG. jan l2-Both houses Of the Legislature
saot sessioas tonight for tho nomination of candi
Htes for United states Senator preliminary to
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the average 279 being 20o hxher than on the corrrs
ponding day last and To- higher than on Tnesday
In and near this city to-day there will probably be
cooler fair or partly cloudy weather. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

INsURANCE BROKERS AND AGENTS
can prohtahly solicit for Accident Insurance. vhout In
ererng with their other Apply to United sa:4s
'iu'u ACCIDENT Association, $50 Broadway, n. Y. :.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE Orr1cr jan 49, A. n -Ino o""pe..-
80, l,s,, ana then rose Yesterday with partly cloudy
.ries The temperature ranged between 20' anu S0'
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AN ExrENSIvE REAL ESTATE rRANSFKR

Margaret Wainwright, OF Eockswsy Beach mas 80
to John W. Wainwright. her large rsGto 'An' Oh 81,
away Beach 100000 and The prolsser has lar The
ssme ptoy-rty william Wainwright his iathsi mo
same pr. CO. taxing purchase money mol taAso i"i
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MARRIED

FEARING-sT RoNG- On January H. at the restsucs Of
the brides by the Rt Rev. r. Bede Bishop Of
Ohio, assisted by the Rev C. c. Tiffany, Henrietta IT,
danghter Of James II. Strong TO Daniel B. Fearing Oh
Newport X. l.
SMITH-MULLER-on Tuesday. Januarv H. at the resi.
dence Of the BRIDES brother inlaw Robert Olyphant
by the Rev D. Parker Morgan. Amy Alexandra daughter
OF the late orantz b. Muller to Lawrence +. Smith
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed ,cith NIL
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

CouRiss and Colds Now PreyuIeve
quickly cured by Bensons Pasers but NOT bv anv of thu
meIous limitations. Accept none but Benson's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

CALIFORNIA LEGISLATORS READY TO BE BRIBED.
San FRANCISCO Jan. IL (speciaD.-The Senate caucus
in sacramento last night failure because only forty
FIVE Democrats attended. The Hearst managers saw
clearly that they too weak to accomplish anything
and promptly adjourned OF the nineteen absent Demo
Gratis sixteen members from San Francisco. The
opposition to Hearst has gained strength from the caucus
fasco, but inside information from Sacramento de-
clares that the absence OF San Francesca members
signifies that these members must be bought They are
nearly all controlled Boss Buckley who has nsticaed
them rebellion The Buckley members. who are called
his lambs" declare that they must have a portion of
Federal patronage and there Is Northumberland
por that for ten which Hearst have Buckley
demands 100000. Meanwhile Buckley is spreading re-
ports that Hearst is losing ground order force the
onaire TO open his sack. The price IL stiff ono. bnt
no doubts that Hearst will pay it and
that the doodle is handed over the Friday
will cheerfIlly nominate Uncle George" The leading
opposition candidates are SAMUEL VI. Wilson. prominent
lawyer of san Francisco of large wealth and high chaac
and FIancis O. Newland the sOnin-law oil the late
Senator Sharon. Newlaud is good lawyer aud has
political ambition, but he is intensely unpopular He
can't get the senatorship unless he out bids Hearst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

the balloting January 1s In the
Senste the names of State Treasurer NJ 8.
Quay and Senator woveron presented and In tho
House the nominations Daniel DouRherty OF Pha-
delphia; Senator wolverton, Mr. Robertson OF Ale
gheny State Treasurer Quay and Senator William A.
WallacA
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Lundborg's Perfume, EdeniA

IL distilled water and makes no dan Qerons a,
earthy deposits of anv kind in the human body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

MICHAEL DORAN FOR SENATOR IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL Mimi Jan. ia of Democratic
members OF the Legislature to a Candidate for
United States held night. Michael DOran
nominated on the third formal ballot.
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ELECTED SENATOR FROM NEVADA.

CARSON New, Jan 12.-The Legislature in joint So
sion oday elected William " Stewart United States Sci
ator, by vote OF &c ont OF Co.
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i,ost Oilce Notice.

The Gardner Pine Needle Extract, -. =.
Oi n. ni,,s ~ Park * TILFUkD, Agents
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5perial Notices.

SpeCluI NoIllej-
A. William e. Moore, Auctoneer.
MooRE'S ART GALLERIES.
300 FIFTH AVENUE.
THE SALE OF THE
STEVENS COLLECTION
Lonis Xv XVI and Empire Furniture ooelin' BeauyaA
Porceans Fine on Paintings and Water coor lisIts
Bronses Arms and other
OBJECTS FOR COLLECTORS
WILL BE CONTINUED
THIS THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
JAN. Is AND Ii.
O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
A Now or Free Exhibition Day and Evening
oRTGIEs ART GALLERIES.
sis AND SAL BROADWAY.
TIE COLLECTION OF MARTIN GILLET CO,
OF New.york and Baltimore.
CHINESE AMI JAPANESE
CURIo5 AND ART OBJECTS,
r ESSssls PoGgERs,
I PipEs hH'' Po6caEs.
KAKEMoNos
TO DE SOLD AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY,
Jan II, Is. ~. 20 AMI 81. at 2:30 O'Clock.
WIN. B. NORMAN AuetOneer. BY ORIOLES co.
Bangs * Co. 73s and 7ii broadway.
will sell at auction
MONDAY. JAN. II. and following days at m-
Tic Theological Miscellaneous Library OF the late
RI REV. c. F. ROBERTSON. D. d.
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of Missouri
All lovers aui winter athletic sports ant
wall ind the Des most thorough All
priat1i IN nsr.c< "a .As
general SUBJECT IN
THE TRIBUNE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR sPoRrA"
vr us reay for delivery Octave 500 pages 80 ulIsssS
tona handsome aud splendid holiday GIT ris o''k aAs
been prepared By THE r4IRUNE'S own writers with sis
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eitherla TO wn or out o1IL anI I'd WEEKLY iHlboHs
sen, IN any iress ys1r For - 81 tao J1JS AL rdS
sEMIWEEkLI.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
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